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U srs ahhaahahhaha lolbMy teacher had a look at it and he said that the diagram was misleading!!! most of the state won't get it
U srs ahhaahahhaha lolbMy teacher had a look at it and he said that the diagram was misleading!!! most of the state won't get it
For the power loss q you used VI=VI to find current in secondary coil then you used P=I^2R to find power loss.Got caught stupidly on the power loss question and then the stopping voltage. Ugh.... other than that pretty fair paper, although the wording of some of the multiple choice questions was really iffy. (eg. there are fewer high energy photons at high frequencies, no commas.)
yep sot the sameThe projectile q was 27 spaces down. around 3 spaces up
Yepyep sot the same
for the horizontal shift it 3 units right each second right?
or the votage equal 0 one, do you just shift the graph 4.1 down?
Fission fusion for binding energy q.lol idk if i got the projectile one right. option was alright except for the binding energy one :/ i also didnt know how to do the stopping voltage one like i drew another parallel line next to it and probs calculated the whole frequency wrong
If u looked carefully it wasn't stopping voltage. But it rather was similar to a photocell voltage. The positive plate was on the other end of photoelectric plateThe threshold freq was around 9.9
radiation frequency was 12.8 ish
I'll admit I didn't get the q till the last 10 minutes.
You find stopping voltage as 4.1
so work function was qV
Then you find threshold where KE=0
so hf=W. Find f your threshold frequency. Draw a line parallel then rest is easy
Yep thats right. You could also have used Vp/Vs = Is/Ip to find the current and then sub into P=I^2R[/QUOTE]For the power loss q you used VI=VI to find current in secondary coil then you used P=I^2R to find power loss.
yea so i just talked about standing waves and matter waves hahaahahFission fusion for binding energy q.
I didn't get the debroglie q :/ so random lol
Precisely[/QUOTE]Yep thats right. You could also have used Vp/Vs = Is/Ip to find the current and then sub into P=I^2R
Work function is a constant and has absolutely nothing to do with external field. It's the energy required to liberate. The only thing 0 sows that it was provided the exact work function on from light. I think it has something to do with. Gradient.yea I know. But at 4.1V you got the graph with the frequency starting at 0 so this follows that 4.1V is the value for stopping voltage (it's not called "stopping voltage" but that's what its value is).
I'll try make it more clear. The graph starts from 0Hz. This means that the voltage has exactly eliminated the work function. So your work function is 4.1q. Sort of like stopping voltage but not really. Yea nvm it's not called stopping voltage
All good I didn't write that there!
Rest of the working out is fine. I'll just edit...